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1. Which interventions would be appropriate for a faith community nurse who bases care on the CIRCLE Model of Spiritual Care? (Select all that apply.) a. Giving a mini sermon based on the specific client problem b. Listening and showing respect without any actual intervention c. Suggesting to the client what would be an appropriate response to the situation d. Showing love and empathy toward the client and the situation e. Calling the client by name during the conversation f. Allowing time for prayer during the client interaction - d. Showing love and empathy toward the client and the situation e. Calling the client by name during the conversation f. Allowing time for prayer during the client interaction A client has recently been diagnosed with a substance use disorder. Which criteria would be used to diagnose a client with this disorder? (Select all that apply.) a. Withdrawal symptoms b. Tolerance of the substance c. Social problems related to use of the substance d. Experimentation with new substances e. Repeated attempts to control use of the substance without success f. Neglect of major roles in order to use the substance - a. Withdrawal symptoms b. Tolerance of the substance c. Social problems related to use of the substance e. Repeated attempts to control use of the substance without success f. Neglect of major roles in order to use the substance A community health nurse is assigned to cover a school health office when the school's nurse is ill. Which can the nurse expect to find in the school's medication policy? (Select all that apply.) A. Training and supervision of unlicensed assistive personnelb. Proper labeling, storage, disposal, and transportation of medication c. Information about medications that are part of individualized education plans d. Written permission for administration of the medication by the physician e. Medication doses that exceed manufacturer's guidelines f. Student confidentiality - A. Training and supervision of unlicensed assistive personnel b. Proper labeling, storage, disposal, and transportation of medication e. Medication doses that exceed manufacturer's guidelines f. Student confidentiality A man was told by his boss that his work had really gone downhill recently and he had to improve or the boss would have to let him go. His wife had moved out of the apartment. Obviously, the drug use was causing problems. Which would cause the man to continue to use? (Select all that apply.) a. He had paid a lot for this stuff so he had just finished using what he had and then he had quit. b. He rationalized he was just hitting a rough spot and, as soon as he got over his wife's betrayal, he would quit using and his job would be fine. c. He tried to quit, but the withdrawal symptoms were so severe he could not. d. He verbalized quitting, but his new friends scoffed at him. e. His boss clearly did not understand what he was dealing with and had not a clue what pressure he was under—so ignoring him was the only option. f. He knew drug use made him legally handicapped so his boss could not fire him even if he wanted t - A. He had paid a lot for this stuff so he had just finished using what he had and then he had quit. b. He rationalized he was just hitting a rough spot and, as soon as he got over his wife's betrayal, he would quit using and his job would be fine. c. He tried to quit, but the withdrawal symptoms were so severe he could not. d. He verbalized quitting, but his new friends scoffed at him. A nurse has written a research proposal studying how technology can be used in innovative ways in rural areas to improve patient outcomes. Which should the nurse contact about funding opportunities? (Select all that apply.) A. Research Centers Program B. Health and Human Services Department (HHS)C. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) D. Federal Office of Rural Health Policy E. Rural Health Research Gateway F. The Center for Rural Health at a local university - A. Research Centers Program D. Federal Office of Rural Health Policy F. The Center for Rural Health at a local university